Nautilus Yachting publishes the lowest weekly bareboat figure in this record
Nautilus Yachting publishes the number that most usefully contradicts this trade's reputation: a one week Italian bareboat from around £1200 in low season, for a two to three cabin monohull, with no crew and no skipper.
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What it publishes
On its Italy sailing holidays page, read 9 September 2026: a two to three cabin monohull starts around £1200 in low season for a one week charter. It is the floor of the Mediterranean bareboat market as published anywhere in this record.
What a floor figure is good for
It answers the question people actually arrive with, which is whether a week on a yacht is a thing they could conceivably afford. On this company's own published figure the answer is that the entry is in the hundreds per person for a small boat out of season. What it does not answer is what a catamaran in August costs, and this page does not pretend otherwise.
Questions people ask before they enquire
What is the cheapest published charter week?
Nautilus Yachting's around £1200 for a low-season one week Italian bareboat on a two to three cabin monohull, the lowest weekly figure in this record.
Does that price include a skipper?
No. It is a bareboat rate, which means you are the crew and the company is pricing the boat only.
